Sounds interesting. What kind of exploits did they find, apart from docker being exposed?

Docker was only exposed later, after I realized that any sufficiently determined AI could break out of the container, and attempts to contain it were a waste of time. Also note that the docker socket is not exposed by default. There's a --docker flag for this.

I made some comments about exploits in the original post [1]. Gemini was quite creative in adding git hooks to the repo that would execute on the host machine. That folder is shared.